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Samuel T. Daw, Attorney and Counselor at Law Mr. Daw invested all of his energy in graduate school, and a significant part of the time paving the way to it, zeroing in on criminal safeguard work. It is his center conviction that each person, no matter what their situation throughout everyday life or the violations they are blamed for, merits the full and satisfactory safeguard that Constitution manages the cost of them. Paving the way to graduate school and keeping in mind that enlisted, Mr. Daw went through years regulation clerking for a neighborhood private criminal guard lawyer and had a chance to deal with a huge number of cases going from trivial robbery to manslaughter. Also, while going to graduate school, Mr. Daw had a chance to assistant for the Sonoma County Public Defender's office where he dealt with a similarly changed case load. Since breezing through the California BAR test and being owned up to specialize in legal matters in 2013, Mr. Daw has centered 100 percent of his training to protecting crook cases. No matter what the seriousness of the violations you have been blamed for, your case matters.

Sam Daw moved on from Empire College School of Law in May 2013. Having been brought up in Sonoma County, Empire College was an optimal fit. During his time at Empire, Mr. Daw assisted with running the Small Claims facility, got a Witkin Award for Excellence in Education and was a double cross member in Empire's Roger J. Traynor Moot Court State Competition Team. In 2013, Mr. Daw's group set third generally in oral contentions and Mr. Daw got acknowledgment for individual greatness in oral contentions. Likewise while going to graduate school, Mr. Daw regulation clerked for a nearby criminal protection lawyer and filled in as a regulation representative for the Sonoma County Public Defender where he got magnificent preparation in different legitimate issues and acquired significant involvement with spotting lawful issues and composing complex legitimate movements.

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